Before The Black Phone 2 was officially announced, director Scott Derrickson made a sequel promise that builds on the exciting movie confirmation.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Black Phone 2's confirmation is even more exciting following writer-director Scott Derrickson's sequel promise. Released in 2021, the original film is an adaptation of Joe Hill's short story of the same name. Much like Hill's source material, The Black Phone infuses the story of a serial child abductor, The Grabber , with supernatural elements.
One of the few items at his disposal is a black rotary phone; even though its cord is cut, the phone rings occasionally, allowing Finney to speak with The Grabber's other victims. These ghostly former abductees not only reveal ways for Finney to escape the basement dungeon, but they give him the strength to fight back even when things seem hopeless.
Ethan Hawke's Black Phone 2 Return Will Happen Based On The Director's Previous Comments A few weeks before the sequel's official announcement, The Black Phone 2 director revealed his one make-it-or-break-it condition: Ethan Hawke needed to return to the franchise too. With Scott Derrickson being so firm about this stipulation, it seems like Hawke must be involved in the supernatural horror sequel.
Like the Black Phone director, it seems Hill's perspective may have shifted in the wake of the first film's dual box office and critical successes. In an interview, Derrickson shared that Hill had pitched a "wonderful idea" for a sequel that was inspired by the "iconic imagery" of The Grabber's masks .
How Ethan Hawke's The Grabber Can Return After His Black Phone Death After Finney seemingly snaps The Grabber's neck with the titular object's cord during The Black Phone's ending, it appears that Ethan Hawke's murderous villain is truly dead. That said, the sequel might lean into the franchise's more supernatural elements in order to bring the character back to the screen.
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